Release of the new issue of the artenschutz-journal

The artenschutz-journal No. 7 has been released!

In this issue we report about CBLCP – the Cat Ba Langur Conservation Project. Since 2000 numerous partners, including the Stiftung Artenschutz, are acting in the north of Vietnam for saving the last remaining population of this highly endangered species. Learn more about the project’s development and success and discover why the Vietnamese’s Cat Ba Langur assembles the New Zealand’s Kiwi bird.

Amphibians are among the world¹s most threatened animals - one of every three species is currently endangered. The global amphibian decline has led the zoos in the German-speaking countries to unite their efforts for helping save toads and frogs as they vanish in the wild. Therefore a special account has been set – the “Amphibian Fund”, which is managed by the Stiftung Artenschutz. The new issue of the artenschutz-journal gives an overview of projects and conservation measures that have been funded by the Amphibian Fund so far.

The new issue of the artenschutz-journal also reports about the Zoo Düsseldorf’s amphibian conservation efforts. You can read more about the native species living in the zoo’s ponds, but also about the on-site breeding station for exotic species.

We also report about the new conservation fund and the in-situ conservation projects from Zoo Augsburg. You’ll also learn more about a new cooperation agreement on CO2 compensation between the Allwetterzoo Münster and the Public Utility Company Münster.

Other contents:
- Fishing waters and amphibian conservation: a new project of the Stiftung Artenschutz
- Results of the Titicaca Giant Frog study
- Lear¹s Macaw: Photo report from the Serra Branca
- ACCB: the 10-year-old Annika from Dresden supports the Angkor Centre for Conservation of biodiversity


A print copy of the artenschutz-journal No.7 may be ordered by sending an e-mail to office@stiftung-artenschutz.de .

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